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Please update the user guide after changed the args of objection #702

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DanielPPK opened this issue Sep 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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Please update the user guide after changed the args of objection #702

DanielPPK opened this issue Sep 24, 2024 · 1 comment

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@DanielPPK
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DanielPPK commented Sep 24, 2024

I tried to analyze an Android App by using objection. When I installed objection by pip install objection and tried to dump all the memory by memory dump all from_base,I met the same problem as issue 516

I found that this problem is fixed in github version so I reinstall objection by github source code. However, when I tried to use objection -g [process] explore, it get errors.
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After reading the new help of objection, I tried to use objection -s [process] or objection -n [process] to do the same job of previous objection -g [process] explore, and not worked.
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I have returned the Pypi version and fixed the issue 516 by copy the memory.py of #520
Could someone teach me how to do objection -g [process] explore in the newest objection?

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To start an application:
objection -p -s -n "com.google.android.gm" start
-> -p do not pause, otherwise once app is started you first run resume command.
-> -s spawn the identifier.
-> start the replacement of explore

Attach to running application:
objection -n "Gmail" start
objection -n "Gadget" start
objection -n 1234 start

The user guide will only be updated once objection has been released to pip to avoid confusion with the current pip version. I am also in the process of adding some warnings and messages to make it easier to understand this transition as the changes in commands are quite major.

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